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Coloraday Posted 17 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation

PBS American Masters - Andy Warhol

Hi,
Another listening question.
From a documentary film about Andy Warhol. 
Here is the sound of (I think) Andy's brother.
AndyWarhol1
  

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And you can also use this instead of the link.

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I thought it would be good to post 3 listening clips on each post.But after each post is solved,I will post the other parts.
This is the second part.
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The third part.
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It's hard to tell for sure what he's saying (1st clip), but it sounds like it might be this:

If you didn't want to be second-rate or an underling in any way
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the 2-nd one:

Cause he's probably one of most complex people I've ever met


The third one is nonsensical to me, so I won't post what I heard
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It's He at the beginning.
He didn't want to be second-rate or an underling in any way.
Thank you very much. 
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But I can't here probably at all.
Thanks
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MrPernicketyCause he's probably one of most complex people I've ever met
I don't hear the 've part. Otherwise, I hear the same thing MrPernickety heard:
- Cause he's probably one of most complex people I ever met

The word "probably" is there, but it's quick and not clearly enunciated. I'd say he
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The third clip is tough, and I don't know what the last word might be. This is what I hear:

- That sort of numbed-out look and ????
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